Should Concrete Classes Inherit from a Protocol ? #1477
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In Python, Protocol allows defining interfaces for classes. Consider the
Transportprotocol, which specifies methods for login/logout responses, and a concrete classBearerTransportthat implements these methods.Is it necessary for
BearerTransportto inherit fromTransport? If yes, why isTransportdefined as a Protocol?Beta Was this translation helpful? Give feedback.
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